Installation and Operating Instructions

Video Intercom System — Lobby StationModel No. VL-VN1900

Thank you for purchasing a Panasonic product.Please follow all instructions in this document and save it for future reference.Carefully read the information found in the section titled "2.1 Important safety information" in particular.

This system is an auxiliary system; it is not designed to provide complete protection from property loss.Panasonic will not be held responsible in the event that property loss occurs while this system is in operation.

Note to the installerR This document includes instructions for both installation and operation. See the section titled

"4 Installation" for installation instructions.R Please read this document carefully, and install the product safely and correctly by following the

instructions.R Only use attachments/accessories specified by the manufacturer.R The installation shall be carried out in accordance with all applicable installation rules.

1. Introduction

1.1 System overview ...........................................31.2 Included items ...............................................61.3 Optional items ...............................................61.4 About this document .....................................7

2. Important Information

2.1 Important safety information ..........................82.2 Important safety instructions .........................92.3 Privacy and rights of portrait .........................92.4 Data security .................................................92.5 Disclaimer .....................................................92.6 Other important information ........................102.7 General information .....................................102.8 For India only ..............................................112.9 For Europe ..................................................11

3. Preparation

3.1 Device diagrams .........................................12

4. Installation

4.1 Installation cautions .....................................134.2 Installing the power supply unit ...................134.3 Installing the lobby station ...........................154.4 Wiring schematic .........................................214.5 Wire and cable specifications ......................224.6 Connecting other devices ............................23

5. Programming

5.1 Programming overview ...............................245.2 PC programming .........................................245.3 Lobby station management .........................27

6. Basic operations

6.1 Lobby station operations .............................306.2 Facility staff operations using a SIP

phone ..........................................................306.3 Information for visitors .................................31

7. Other information

7.1 Basic troubleshooting ..................................327.2 Error messages ...........................................327.3 Specifications ..............................................337.4 Cleaning ......................................................347.5 Open source software notice ......................34

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Table of Contents

1.1 System overviewThis document explains basic information required toinstall and configure a VL-VN1900 Lobby Station for usewith a Video Intercom System that is comprised of thefollowing devices.R VL-MN1000 Room MonitorR VL-VN1900 Lobby StationR VL-VN1500 Door StationR VL-VN1700 Control BoxGeneral information about connecting other devices tothe system is also provided.

1.1.1 Main featuresIP technology for smoother installation andintegrationR Voice and data is carried over one cable, simplifying

installation and connections.R Network cameras and SIP phones can be integrated

into the system.

Large-capacity, expandableR The system can support up to 2000 SIP devices

when using a control box, and up to 200 SIP deviceswhen not.

R Optional devices such as access controllers (keyswitches, card readers, etc.), open door sensors, andelectric locks can be connected to each lobby station.

R Supports multi-building installations and buildingswith up to 99 floors.

Easy to configure and maintainR System settings can be configured in advance using

a computer, and uploaded on-site over the network.R Detailed settings and logs can be accessed using a

web browser.

Convenient features for residents, visitors, andfacility staffR The system can be used in "room mode" (visitors can

call rooms directly) or "reception mode" (visitor callsare directed to a receptionist).

R Visitors can use a lobby station to call residents andleave video messages for residents who do notanswer.

R Residents can use their room monitors to monitorlobby stations and optional network cameras.

R External devices connected to residents’ roommonitors can notify facility staff and/or residentswhen triggered.

R Facility staff can make and receive calls to and fromresidents and visitors.

R Facility staff can send messages (text or voice,depending on system configuration) to residents’room monitors for quick information dispersal.

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1. Introduction

1.1.2 System configuration

Basic system example (up to 200 SIP devices*1)

R1 R2 R3

1 2

R1 R2 R3

1 2

B

A

F

H

I

J

K L

G D

C M

Facility staff office

Fully expanded system example (up to 2000 SIP devices**1, requires control box)

R1 R2 R3

1 2

R1 R2 R3

1 2

Facility staff office Control box

E

*1 "SIP devices" include lobby stations, room monitors, door stations, and SIP phones.

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Maximum number of devices

SIP devices

Item Without control box With control box

A Lobby station 50*1

200

50*1

2000B Room monitor*2 5 per room*3 5 per room*3

C Door station*2 1 per room 1 per room

D SIP phone 50*4 50*4

Other devices

Item Without control box With control box

E Control box — 1

F Switching hub*5 —

GComputer (forprogramming) —

H Network camera 500*6

I Access controller 1 per lobby station

J Electric lock 1 per lobby station1 per door station

K Open door sensor 1 per lobby station

L Power supply unit1 per lobby station

1 per room monitor*2

1 per door station*2

MR1 R2 R3

1 2

Relay box 1 per door station*7

*1 Up to a combined total of 8 lobby station and door station cameras can be registered to a room monitor for easycamera monitoring.

*2 If room monitors and door stations are not powered by Power over Ethernet (PoE), a power supply unit is required.*3 Up to 256 rooms can have multiple room monitors. All other rooms can have only one room monitor. For more

information, refer to the documentation of the control box (PC Programming Manual).*4 Up to 18 SIP phones can be registered to a room monitor for easy calling.*5 If PoE-compatible switching hubs are used, they can supply power to room monitors and door stations.*6 Up to 32 network cameras can be registered to a room monitor for easy camera monitoring.*7 A relay box is used to connect an electric lock to a door station.

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1.2 Included itemsThe following items are included in addition to the lobbystation.

Item Quantity

Flush mount box 1

Hex screw (4 mm ´ 25 mm)Used to secure the lobby station to theflush mount box.

4

Hex wrench 1

Power supply unitVL-PS240

1

Screw (4 mm ´ 40 mm)Used to mount the power supply unit.

2

Cable binderUsed to secure the AC and DC wires.

2

Vandal proof post kitIncludes a post, bracket, and 2 screws.

1

Item Quantity

DC plug with ferrite coreUsed to connect the power supply unitto the lobby station.

Note:R Do not remove the ferrite core.

1

4-pin terminal blockUsed to connect wires to the K-INconnection terminals.

1

3-pin terminal blockUsed to connect wires to the K-OUTconnection terminal.

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1.3 Optional itemsThe following items are sold separately. Please contactyour nearest Panasonic dealer for sales information.

Compatible system devices (as of March, 2017)

Item Model no.

Door StationIP-compatible door station withbuilt-in push button, camera, andcard reader. Typically installedimmediately outside theresidence.

VL-VN1500

Room MonitorIP-compatible room monitor withtouch screen. Typically installedinside a residence.

VL-MN1000

Control BoxAllows the system toaccommodate up to 2000 SIPdevices.

VL-VN1700

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1.4 About this documentSymbols, expressions, and stylesThe following symbols, expressions, and styles are usedin this document.

Item How it is expressed

Text displayed onthe product’sdisplay

Text is displayed in a specialfont, usually enclosed inquotation marks.Example: “IP Config”

Buttons withprinting on them

Button printing is displayed,usually wrapped in thickbrackets.Example: M N

Procedures Usually written in anabbreviated style. The verb maybe omitted.Example: Enter the roomnumber ® M N.(Meaning: Enter the roomnumber and then press theM N button.)

Terms and illustrationsR Model number suffixes (e.g., the "BX" in

"VL-VN1900BX") are omitted unless necessary.R Design and specifications are subject to change

without notice.R Illustrations may vary slightly from the actual product.

TrademarksR The software of this product is based in part on the

work of the Independent JPEG Group.R Microsoft and Windows are either registered

trademarks or trademarks of Microsoft Corporation inthe United States and/or other countries.

R MIFARE is a registered trademark of NXP B.V. andis used under license.

R All other trademarks identified herein are the propertyof their respective owners.

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2.1 Important safety informationTo prevent severe injury or loss of life or property, and toensure proper and safe operation of your product, readthis section carefully before using the product.

WARNING

Preventing fire, electric shock, and short circuitsR Leave installation work to the dealer. Installation

work requires technical knowledge andexperience. Electrical connection work should beperformed by certified personnel only. Failure toobserve this may cause fire, electric shock,injury, or damage to the product. Consult thedealer.

R Use only the power supply unit VL-PS240.R Do not place objects on the power cables. Install the

product where no one can step or trip on the powercables.

R Do not allow the power cables to be excessivelypulled, bent or placed under heavy objects.

R Make sure all connections from the power outlet tothe power supply unit are secure.

R Never touch the power supply unit and power cableswith wet hands.

R Do not use the power supply unit for outdoorinstallations (it is for indoor use only).

R Do not disassemble or modify the product. Referservicing to an authorised service centre whenservice is required. Disassembling the product ormanipulating the product in a way not described inthe documentation may expose you to dangerousvoltages and other risks.

R Do not touch the product or the power supply unitduring an electrical storm. There may be a remoterisk of electric shock from lightning.

R Never install wiring during a lightning storm.R Do not connect non-specified devices.R Do not connect a power cable to a terminal that is not

specified in this document.R When opening holes in walls for installation or wiring,

or when securing the power cable, make sure you donot damage existing wiring and ductwork.

R Do not make any wiring connections when the poweroutlet is turned on.

R Do not install the product and power supply unit in thefollowing places:– Places where the product and power supply unit

may be splashed with water or chemicals– Places where there is a high concentration of dust

or high humidityR Do not push any objects through the openings of the

product.R If any of the following conditions occur, disconnect

the Ethernet (LAN) cable from the product,disconnect the power supply unit from the power

outlet, and then refer servicing to an authorisedservice centre.– The product emits smoke, an abnormal smell or

makes unusual noise– The power cables are damaged or frayed– Metal objects have been dropped inside the

productR When existing wires are used, it is possible that they

contain AC voltage. Contact an authorised servicecentre.

CAUTION

Preventing accidents, injuries, and property damageR Do not use the product in unstable areas or areas

prone to strong vibrations. This may cause theproduct to fall, resulting in damage to the product orinjury.

R Always connect power cables to the appropriateconnection terminals. Incorrectly connecting thepower cables may damage the power supply unit.

R To prevent the power cables from disconnecting andto prevent electric shock, secure the power cablesusing the included cable binders and attach the cablecovers.

R Insert the power cables firmly all the way into theterminals. If the cables are not inserted all the way,heat may be generated.

R If the wiring passes outdoors, use a conduit and asurge protector.

R If the wiring passes underground, use a conduit, anddo not make any connections underground.

R Install the product securely adhering to theinstructions in this document to prevent it from fallingoff the wall. Avoid installing onto low-strength walls,such as gypsum board, ALC (autoclaved lightweightconcrete), concrete block, or veneer (less than18 mm thick) walls.

R The power supply unit is used as the main disconnectdevice. Ensure that the power outlet is installed nearthe product and is easily accessible.

R Do not put your ear(s) near the speaker, as loudsounds emitted from the speaker may cause hearingimpairment.

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2. Important Information

2.2 Important safety instructionsWhen using this product, basic safety precautions shouldalways be followed to reduce the risk of fire, electricshock, or personal injury.Use only the power supply unit indicated in thisdocument.

SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS

2.3 Privacy and rights of portraitWhen installing or using the product, please take intoconsideration the rights of others with regard to privacy.R It is generally said that "privacy" means the ability of

an individual or group to stop information aboutthemselves from becoming known to people otherthan those whom they choose to give the information."Rights of portrait" means the right to be safe fromhaving your own image taken and usedindiscriminately without consent.

2.4 Data securityIn order to use the system safely and correctly, the datasecurity guidelines (listed below) must be observed.Failure to do so may result in the following.R Loss, leakage, falsification or theft of user

information.R Unauthorised or illegal use of the system by a third

party.R Interference or suspension of service caused by a

third party.

What is user information?User information is defined as the following types ofinformation.R Information stored in the product

– System event information– Resident names and room numbers– System and device settings

R Information stored on the computer that is used bythe setup tool– Resident names and room numbers– System and device settings

Data security guidelinesR Observe proper management of passwords.

– Passwords can be used to program the system,open doors, etc. Select passwords that aredifficult to guess, change them regularly, andkeep them secret. Assign a unique password toeach device.

R Use caution when entering or saving contactinformation for use by the system.– When configuring email addresses, room

numbers, or other contact information, make sureall information is entered correctly. Incorrect

information could cause user information to bedisclosed to unintended recipients.

R Protect user information when sending theproduct to be repaired, or when handing it overto a third party.– Use the product's reset function to initialise the

product before when sending the product to berepaired or handing it over to a third party.

– Note that user information may be deleted orinitialized when the product is repaired.

– Refer all repairs to a trusted Panasonic servicecentre.

R Protect user information stored on the computerused to configure the system.– When user information is stored on a computer,

the confidentiality of that information becomes theresponsibility of the installer. Take precautions toprevent the unauthorised use of the computerand the setup tool used for performing systemconfiguration or maintenance.

– Connect the computer to the network only whenperforming system configuration or maintenance,and disconnect the computer from the network assoon as the work is complete.

– Before disposing of the computer, ensure thatdata cannot be retrieved from it by formatting thehard disk and/or rendering it physically unusable.

R Protect user information when disposing of theproduct.– Use the product's reset function to initialise the

product before disposing of the product.

2.5 DisclaimerR Recorded data may be altered or deleted as a result

of incorrect operations, exposure to static electricity,accidents, malfunction, repairs or other operations.Panasonic assumes no liability for any direct orindirect damages resulting from the loss or alterationof recorded data.

R To the maximum extent permitted by law, Panasonicassumes no responsibility for injuries or propertydamage resulting from failures arising out of improperinstallation or operation inconsistent with thisdocument.

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2.6 Other important informationR When you leave the product unused for a long period

of time, unplug it from the power outlet.R If you stop using this product, remove it from the walls

to prevent it from falling off.R When power fails, this product cannot be used.R Panasonic may not be liable for damages due to

external factors such as power failures.

2.7 General informationR In the event of problems, you should contact your

equipment supplier in the first instance.R After removing the product and any included items

from the packaging, store, dispose, or recycle thepackaging as necessary. Note that certain types ofpackaging may be a suffocation or choking hazard.

Graphical symbols for use on equipment and theirdescriptions

Symbol Explanation

Alternating current (A.C.)

Direct current (D.C.)

Protective earth

Protective bonding earth

Functional earth

For indoor use only

Class P equipment (equipment in whichprotection against electric shock relies onDouble Insulation or ReinforcedInsulation)

"ON" (power)

"OFF" (power)

Stand-by (power)

"ON"/"OFF" (power; push-push)

Caution, risk of electric shock

Disposal of Old Equipment and Batteries (Only forEuropean Union and countries with recyclingsystems)

A B

These symbols (A, B) on the products, packaging, and/or accompanying documents mean that used electricaland electronic products and batteries must not be mixedwith general household waste. For proper treatment,recovery and recycling of old products and batteries,please take them to applicable collection points inaccordance with your national legislation.By disposing of them correctly, you will help to savevaluable resources and prevent any potential negativeeffects on human health and the environment.For more information about collection and recycling,please contact your local municipality. Penalties may beapplicable for incorrect disposal of this waste, inaccordance with national legislation.

For business users in the European UnionIf you wish to discard electrical and electronic equipment,please contact your dealer or supplier for furtherinformation.

Information on Disposal in other Countries outsidethe European UnionThese symbols (A, B) are only valid in the EuropeanUnion. If you wish to discard these items, please contactyour local authorities or dealer and ask for the correctmethod of disposal.

Note for the battery symbolThis symbol (B) might be used in combination with achemical symbol. In this case it complies with therequirement set by the Directive for the chemicalinvolved.

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2.8 For India onlyDeclaration of Conformity with the requirements ofthe E-Waste (Management) RulesThe Product is in conformity with the requirements of thereduction of hazardous substances of the E-WasteRules.The content of hazardous substance with the exemptionof the applications listed in SCHEDULE II of the E-WasteRules:1. Lead (Pb) – not over 0.1% by weight;2. Cadmium (Cd) – not over 0.01% by weight;3. Mercury (Hg) – not over 0.1% by weight;4. Hexavalent chromium (Cr6+) – not over 0.1% by

weight;5. Polybrominated biphenyls (PBBs) – not over 0.1% by

weight;6. Polybrominated diphenyl ethers (PBDEs) – not over

0.1% by weight.

Disposal information

For the purpose of recycling to facilitate effectiveutilization of resources, please return this product to anearby authorized collection centre, registereddismantler or recycler, or Panasonic service centre whendisposing of this product.Please see the Panasonic website for further informationon collection centres, etc., or call the toll-free numberbelow.

Website:http://www.panasonic.com/in/corporate/sustainability/panasonic-india-i-recycle-program.htmlService helpline: 1800 103 1333 or 1800 108 1333

2.9 For EuropeDeclaration of ConformityPanasonic Corporation declares that the radioequipment type (VL-VN1900BX/VL-VN1900EX) is incompliance with Directive 2014/53/EU.The full text of the EU declaration of conformity isavailable at the following internet address:http://www.ptc.panasonic.eu/docContact to Authorised Representative:Panasonic Testing CentrePanasonic Marketing Europe GmbHWinsbergring 15, 22525 Hamburg, Germany

Ecodesign informationEcodesign information under EU Regulation (EC) No.1275/2008 amended by (EU) RegulationNo. 801/2013. From 1 January 2015.Please visit here: http://www.ptc.panasonic.eu/erpClick [Downloads] ® [Energy related productsinformation (Public)]Power consumption in networked standby and guidanceare mentioned in the web site above.This device is classified as a HiNA device (networkedequipment with high network availability), according toEcodesign requirements.

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3.1 Device diagramsFront view

B

A

C

F

G

D

H

I

J

KL

E

Rear view

N

M

O

P

Q

R

Lens cover

LightIlluminates subjects in dark environments.Display

Card readerAllows the door to be unlocked by using a card. Thelobby station beeps if the card cannot unlock thedoor.

Motion sensorTurns on the display when a visitor is detected.Keypad

Speaker

Camera lens

Microphone

Search buttons (M N and M N)Used to select items shown on the display.Cancel button (M N)

Call button (M N)

Camera lens adjustment lever

K-OUT connection terminals (output)Used to send signals to an electric lock.DC IN connectorUsed to connect the lobby station to the power supplyunit.Vandal proof buttonSee 4.3.5 Information about the vandal proof feature(Page 20).LAN connectorUsed to connect the lobby station to the network.K-IN connection terminals (input)Used to receive signals from an access controller andopen door sensor.

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3. Preparation

4.1 Installation cautionsRefer to the information found in 2 Important Information(Page 8) before installing the product.

CAUTION

R Always connect power cables to the appropriateconnection terminals. Incorrectly connecting thepower cables may damage the power supply unit.

R To prevent the power cables from disconnecting andto prevent electric shock, secure the power cablesusing the included cable binders and attach the cablecovers.

R If the wiring passes outdoors, use a conduit and asurge protector.

R If the wiring passes underground, use a conduit, anddo not make any connections underground.

R Install the product securely adhering to theinstructions in this document to prevent it from fallingoff the wall. Avoid installing onto low-strength walls,such as gypsum board, ALC (autoclaved lightweightconcrete), concrete block, or veneer (less than18 mm thick) walls.

4.2 Installing the power supplyunitRequired items– VL-PS240 power supply unit (included)– DC plug (included)– Cable binders (included)– Screws (included)– Wires for AC and DC connection (user supplied)

See 4.5 Wire and cable specifications (Page 22)for specifications.

– Soldering gun and solder, insulation sleeve (usersupplied)

Installation locationR The device must be installed inside an electrical

panel or cabinet.R A readily accessible disconnect device shall be

incorporated external to the equipment.The external disconnect device must be certified, andhave a creepage and clearance distance of 3 mm ormore.

Installation methodsThe following 2 methods can be used for installing thepower supply unit.– mounting on a DIN rail (user supplied)– attaching directly to a wall

4.2.1 Connecting the AC wires, DC wires, andDC plug

1 Strip the ends of the wires that connect to the powersupply unit as shown below.

AC wires DC wires45 mm

7 mm

25 mm

7 mm

2 Remove the cable cover screws and then remove thecable covers.

B

A

A ScrewsB Cable covers

3 Connect the AC wires to the AC IN terminals on thetop of the power supply unit, and then connect the DCwires to the DC OUT terminals on the bottom of thepower supply unit.

Top view(AC wires)

Bottom view(DC wires)

DC + DC -

R For DC wires, the black wire is negative (-) andthe other colour wire is positive (+). Note thecolour of each DC wire and which terminal each

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wire should be connected to, and insert the DCwires as shown.

CAUTION

R Insert the power cables firmly all the way into theterminals. If the cables are not inserted all theway, heat may be generated.

4 Tighten the terminal screws to secure the AC and DCwires (bare wire area) to the terminals, and then usethe cable binders to secure the AC and DC wires(jacketed area) to the cable binder holes on the topand bottom on the power supply unit.

A

B

BD

C

A Terminal screwsB Cable binders connected to cable binder holesC To lobby stationD To AC power outlet

R Recommended torque:– AC IN terminals: 0.5 N·m {5.1 kgf·cm}– DC IN terminals: 0.45 N·m {4.6 kgf·cm}

5 Strip the remaining ends of the DC wires as shown.

25 mm

7 mm

A

A To DC terminals of power supply unit

6 Solder the ends of the DC wires to the DC plug. Useinsulation sleeves to insulate the wires.

DC+

DC-

DC+

DC- BA

C

C

A DC plugB DC wiresC Insulation sleeve

7 Replace the cable covers and then securely fastenthe cable cover screws.

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4.2.2 Mounting on a DIN railAttach the power supply unit to the DIN rail so that thebottom hook is positioned at the bottom of the powersupply unit.

1 Hang the top hooks of the power supply unit on thetop of the DIN rail.R At this point the power supply unit will be hanging

from the DIN rail but will not be secure.

2 Pull the lever down, make sure the bottom of thepower supply unit is flat against the DIN rail, and thenrelease to lever.R The bottom hook will slide up, securing the

bottom of the power supply unit to the DIN rail.

A

BC

A Top hooksB LeverC Bottom hook

4.2.3 Attaching directly to a wallAttach the power supply unit to the wall securely usingthe 2 mounting screws.

4.3 Installing the lobby stationRequired items– Flush mount box (included)– Hex screws and hex wrench (included)– Vandal proof post kit (post, bracket, 2 screws;

included)– 4-pin terminal block and 3-pin terminal block

(included)– LAN cable (user supplied)

See 4.5 Wire and cable specifications (Page 22)for specifications.

– Wires that connect the lobby station to the electriclock, access controller, and open door sensor (usersupplied)See 4.5 Wire and cable specifications (Page 22)for specifications.

Installation locationR Do not install the product in the following locations.

There may be a risk of malfunction or communicationdisturbances.– Places where vibration, impact, or echoing

occurs.– Places near a high concentration of dust,

hydrogen sulphide, ammonia, sulphur, or noxiousfumes.

– Places where there is excessive smoke, dust,and high temperature.

– Places exposed to direct sunlight.– Places where most of the background is the sky.– Places where the background is a white wall, and

direct sunlight will reflect off it.R Install the product away from electronic appliances

such as TVs, radios, personal computers, airconditioners, boiler control panels with intercom,home security equipment, wireless devices, or digitalcordless phones.

R Dust protection/water protection is IP55. Only wheninstallation work specified in this document isproperly performed and appropriate water protectiontreatment is performed.

R Make sure the rear of the product is not subject towater.

R Depending on the installation location, condensationmay form on the product’s lens cover. This maycause images to become obscured. Condensationwill dissipate as the temperature rises.

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4.3.1 Installation position of the lobby stationand camera rangeRefer to the following examples and confirm the areaviewable by the camera. In each illustration, the viewablearea is indicated by "A" and the centre of the cameralens is indicated by "B".

Installed on vertical wall, side view

Camera height: 1480 mmCamera lens angle: 0°

1480 mm

1850 mm

A

72° 730 mm

1120 mm

500 mm

B

Camera height: 1130 mmCamera lens angle: +15°

1750 mm

1130 mm

810 mm

500 mm

940 mm

72°

A

B

Installed on slanted surface, side view

Camera height: 1020 mmSurface angle: 60°

Camera lens angle: 0°

500 mm

1020 mm

60°

1320 mm

2280 mm

960 mm

72°

A

B

Camera height: 1000 mmSurface angle: 45°

Camera lens angle: -15°

2320 mm

500 mm

1000 mm

45°

1380 mm

940 mm

72°

A

B

Top view

500 mm

120°

1730 mm

A

Note:R The measurements and angles shown here are for

reference purposes and may vary depending on theenvironment.

R The angle of the camera lens can be adjusted ± 15°.See 4.3.4 Adjusting the camera lens angle(Page 20).

R Install the lobby station so that the lobby station is notexposed to strong light. If strong light shines on thelobby station, the visitor’s face may not bedistinguishable.

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4.3.2 Installation

1 Open a hole in the wall for the flush mount box.R Note the dimensions of the flush mount box.

Front view

353 mm

159 mm

Side view

80 mm

2 Open the knockout holes of the flush mount box, andthen pass all necessary cables and wires (DC plug,LAN cable, wires for electric lock, access controller,open door sensor) through the knockout holes.

3 Install the flush mount box in the wall.

4 Attach the vandal proof post to the back of the lobbystation.R See 4.3.5 Information about the vandal proof

feature (Page 20) for information about thevandal proof feature.

B

C

A

A ScrewsB BracketC Vandal proof post

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5 Connect the wires and cables to the lobby station.R See 4.3.3 Connecting the wires and cables

(Page 19).

6 Attach the lobby station to the flush mount box, andthen use the hex wrench to secure the lobby stationto the flush mount box using the 4 screws.R We recommend you view the lobby station’s

camera image using a room monitor and adjustthe camera lens angle before completing thelobby station installation. See 4.3.4 Adjusting thecamera lens angle (Page 20).

R Do not cover the water drain holes.

A

A Water drain holes

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4.3.3 Connecting the wires and cables

1 Connect the LAN cable to the LAN connector.

2 Connect the DC plug to the DC IN connector.R See 4.2 Installing the power supply unit

(Page 13) for information about installing thepower supply unit.

3 Strip the wires from the electric lock, accesscontroller, and open door sensor as shown below.

7 mm

4 Insert the wires from the electric lock into the 3-pinterminal block, tighten the terminal block screws, andthen attach the 3-pin terminal block to the K-OUTconnection terminals.R Connect the wires according to the specifications

of the electric lock. Only 2 wire connections areneeded.S1 and S2: For normally-open circuit type electriclocksS2 and S3: For normally-closed circuit typeelectric locks

R Make sure the wires are inserted fully into theterminal block and that the terminal block screwsare tight enough to prevent the wires from pullingout.

R Make sure the 3-pin terminal block snaps intoplace and is securely connected to the K-OUTconnection terminals.

5 Insert the wires from the access controller and opendoor sensor into the 4-pin terminal block, tighten theterminal block screws, and then attach the terminalblock to the K-IN connection terminals.R Connect the wires as follows.

C1 and C2: Access controllerC3 and C4: Open door sensor

R Make sure the wires are inserted fully into theterminal block and that the terminal block screwsare tight enough to prevent the wires from pullingout.

R Make sure the 4-pin terminal block snaps intoplace and is securely connected to the K-INconnection terminals.

A B CD

F

G

E

A Wires from electric lockB DC plug from power supply unitC Wires from access controllerD Wires from open door sensorE LAN cableF 3-pin terminal blockG 4-pin terminal block

Note:R Refer to 4.4 Wiring schematic (Page 21) for

connection diagrams.R Refer to 4.5 Wire and cable specifications

(Page 22) for information on the type and length ofwires that can be used.

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4.3.4 Adjusting the camera lens angleThe angle of the camera lens can be adjusted ± 15°.Pushing the lever toward the top of the lobby stationpoints the camera lens down; pushing it toward thebottom points the camera lens up.

A

A Camera lens adjustment lever

4.3.5 Information about the vandal prooffeatureWhen the vandal proof post is installed, the post pressesagainst the vandal proof button and holds the buttondown as long at the lobby station is installed in the flushmount box. If there is an attempt to remove the lobbystation from the flush mount box, the post releases thebutton and the vandal proof feature sounds an alert for3 minutes.

Note:R If this alert is triggered accidentally during installation,

or to avoid false detections when performingmaintenance, disconnect the lobby station from thepower supply by disconnecting the DC plug or bycutting the power to the power supply unit.

R To avoid false detections during installation, thevandal proof feature cannot be triggered unless thevandal proof button has been pressed downcontinuously for 3 minutes.

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4.4 Wiring schematic

R1

1

R2R3

S2

1

S1

2

S1

C1C2C3C4

DC-IN

24 V

S2

S3To AC

power

outlet

To AC

power outlet

LAN

LAN

LAN

K-OUT

K-IN

Control box

Facility staff office Lobby Room

Door station

Lobby station Room monitor

Connection device for option input (A contact)

24 V DC

POWER

SUPPLY

UNIT

To AC

power outlet

24 V DC

POWER

SUPPLY

UNIT

Power

supply

DC-IN

24 V

LAN

Open

door

sensor

(input)

DC-IN

24 V

Switching hub

Switching hub

Switching hub

A A

D

A

B

To AC

power outlet

24 V DC

POWER

SUPPLY

UNIT

B

C

A

A

12 V

AC/DC

R2R1

RELAY BOX

Electric

lock

(output)

Access

controller

(input)

Power

supply

Electric

lock

12 V AC/DC

LAN cable

If the switching hub does not support PoE, a power supply unit (VL-PS240; sold separately) is required.

When connecting an electric lock (user supplied), a relay box (VL-RLY1; sold separately) is required.

Connect the electric lock to the appropriate terminals, depending on the circuit type.S1 and S2: For normally-open circuit type electric locksS2 and S3: For normally-closed circuit type electric locks

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4.5 Wire and cable specificationsWiring run Specifications Max. length

Lobby station « Switching hub Cat-5e or higher, stranded,twisted pair, straight 100 m

Power supply unit « Lobby station0.65 mm (22 AWG) approx. 10 m

2 mm (12 AWG) approx. 20 m

Power supply unit « AC power source1.2 mm (17 AWG)

No requirement2 mm (12 AWG)

Lobby station «Electric lock

Access controllerOpen door sensor

0.5 mm (24 AWG)According to specification

of connected device.1.2 mm (17 AWG)

Note the following when selecting wiringR For all wiring (except network wiring), use 2-conductor (solid copper) wiring with a PE (polyethylene)-insulated

PVC jacket.Mid-capacitance, non-shielded wiring is recommended.

R A certified power supply wiring has to be used with this equipment. The relevant national installation and/orequipment regulations shall be considered. A certified power supply wiring not lighter than ordinary polyvinylchloride flexible wiring according to IEC 60227 shall be used.

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4.6 Connecting other devices

4.6.1 Electric locksYou can connect an electric lock to each lobby stationvia the K-OUT connection terminals. An electric lock isused to open the lobby door in conjunction with anotheraction, such as pressing a button, swiping an accesscard, inserting a key, entering a door access password,etc.R One electric lock can be connected to each lobby

station.R When selecting an electric lock, select a device that

meets the following guidelines.– N/C or N/O dry closure contact– 12 V AC/DC, less than 1 A

4.6.2 Access controllersYou can connect an access controller to each lobbystation via the K-IN connection terminals. An accesscontroller is used to determine whether the user isallowed to open the door, such as a push button, keyswitch, card reader, etc.R One access controller can be connected to each

lobby station.R The lobby station features a built-in card reader. You

can connect an external card reader to the lobbystation if necessary.

4.6.3 Open door sensorsYou can connect an open door sensor to each lobbystation via the K-IN connection terminals. An open doorsensor works together with the electric lock. It allows thelobby station to send a signal to the electric lockcontinuously until the door is open.R One open door sensor can be connected to each

lobby station.

4.6.4 SIP phonesYou can connect SIP phones to the network to be usedin the facility staff office, common areas, etc.R Up to 50 SIP phones can be registered to the system,

and up to 18 SIP phones can be registered to eachroom monitor.

R Refer to the operating instructions of the SIP phonefor information about SIP server settings, settingextension number, etc.

R Compatible Panasonic SIP phones (as of March,2017)– KX-HDV130/230/430 seriesConsult your dealer for more information.

4.6.5 Network camerasYou can connect network cameras to the network andregister them to the system. Network cameras allow

facility staff and residents to monitor visitors and otheractivity around the facility, such as a garage, commonareas, etc.R Up to 500 network cameras can be registered to the

system, and up to 32 network cameras can beregistered to each room monitor.

R Compatible Panasonic network camerasConsult your dealer for more information.

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5.1 Programming overviewThere are 2 methods used to configure the system.– PC programming: Used to configure the overall

system. PC programming involves using a computerand the setup tool (a dedicated program provided byPanasonic) to create configuration files while offline(and typically off-site) that will be uploaded to thesystem later, when the computer is connected to thesame network as the system.

– Lobby station management: Used for light systemmanagement, such as registering door access cards,changing the reception mode, etc.

5.2 PC programmingPC programming involves using a computer and thePanasonic IP Video Intercom System Setup Tool toconfigure the overall system.

Note:R The Panasonic IP Video Intercom System Setup

Tool is also called "setup tool" in this document.

System requirements– Operating system: Microsoft® Windows® 7,

Windows 8, Windows 8.1, Windows 10– Additional framework: .Net Framework 4.0 or later

5.2.1 PC programming overviewThe following describes the typical workflow when usingPC programming.

1 InstallInstall the setup tool.

2 PlanUse the setup tool to specify the followinginformation.– General system information

This includes the number of buildings, floors, androoms, the number of room monitors per room,the number of lobby stations per building, generalnetwork settings, etc.

– Device informationThis includes information about optional devicessuch as network cameras, devices that areconnected to room monitors, the MAC address ofindividual devices, etc.

3 GenerateUse the setup tool to generate configuration files fromthe information you’ve specified in the previoussteps.This information is saved on the computer, and willbe automatically distributed to each lobby station,door station, and room monitor later.

4 DeployIf using a control box, make sure it is configured andrunning, and then send the configuration files to the

control box. For more information about configuringthe control box, refer to the control box’s PCProgramming Manual.Next, while the computer is connected to the samenetwork as the system, start the setup tool and turnon each lobby station, door station, room monitor,etc. Each of these devices will download itsconfiguration file from the computer and perform itsown initial setup.

5.2.2 Installing the setup tool

1 Download the installer.R Download information is available at the following

web site.http://panasonic.net/pcc/support/intercom/vn1900

2 Double-click the installer.

3 Follow the on-screen instructions and install thesetup tool.

5.2.3 Using the setup tool for the first time

1 Start the setup tool.

2 In the left pane, double-click [New project].

3 In the right pane, enter the desired project name inthe [Project Name] field and then click [Create].R The setup tool’s main menu is displayed. For

information about each menu item, see5.2.4 Setup tool main menu (Page 25).

4 Click [1. Buildings and rooms configuration].

5 Follow the on-screen instructions and configure thegeneral system information.

6 After you have configured the items on all of thescreens as needed, click [Complete] whenprompted.

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5.2.4 Setup tool main menuThe following items are displayed in the main menu ofthe setup tool. Items may not be available depending onthe current project, which items you have finishedconfiguring, etc.

1. Buildings and rooms configurationAllows you to configure general system information, suchas the number of buildings, floors, and rooms, thenumber of room monitors per room, the number of lobbystations per building, general network settings, etc.– Device Addition/Re-Setting

Allows you to change settings or add devices in apreviously created project.

– Device Batch SettingAllows you to configure default settings for each typeof device.

– Data ReferenceAllows you to generate PDF files based on the datayou have configured using the setup tool. Werecommend referring to these files when configuringyour network cameras, etc.

Note:R Generated PDF files contain passwords and

other sensitive information. Handle withappropriate caution.

2. Device Information Setting (MAC & Room Number)When system devices are turned on for the first time, theywill attempt to download their configuration files. Thisitem determines whether system devices are identifiedby MAC address or by room number for the purpose ofdownloading their configuration files.When [MAC Address] is selected, devices candownload their configuration files automatically based ontheir MAC addresses. You can enter MAC addressesmanually, or use a barcode scanner to scan the MACaddress of each device individually.When [Room Number] is selected, you must specifyeach device’s room number by entering it using thedevice itself before devices can download theirconfiguration files.

3. Configuration Data GenerationGenerates configuration files based on the data you haveconfigured using the setup tool. Each device can thendownload its configuration file when it is first turned on.

4. Downloading Data to DeviceAllows the setup tool to host the configuration files, sothat each device can then download its configuration filewhen it is first turned on.

5. Check and ConfirmationAllows you to confirm which devices have successfullydownloaded their configuration files.

5.2.5 Device labels (found on the outer andinner product packaging)Each lobby station, room monitor, and door station hasa device label attached to its outer and inner packaging.Each label contains the device’s MAC address andspace for you to note other information about where thedevice will be installed and how it will be used. Whenusing the setup tool to configure the system, you canenter each device’s MAC address by scanning it with abarcode reader.

Outer labelUse the outer label when you will configure the systemfirst and install the devices later.1. Write the required information on each device’s outer

label while it is still attached to the outer packaging.2. When using the setup tool to configure the system,

scan each device’s MAC address directly from thelabel on the outer packaging.

3. Move each device to its installation area by referringto the information written on the label, and installeach device.

Inner labelUse the inner label when you will install the devices first,and configure the system later.1. Move each device to its installation area and remove

it from its outer package.2. Write the required information on each device’s inner

label, and then install each device.3. Collect the inner labels for all devices.4. When using the setup tool to configure the system,

scan each device’s MAC address from the label youcollected. When finished, you can discard the innerlabels you have collected.

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5.2.6 Editing a previously saved project

1 Start the setup tool.

2 In the left pane, click the desired project.

3 In the right pane, click the desired project data.

4 Click [1. Buildings and rooms configuration].

5 Follow the on-screen instructions and configure thegeneral system information.

6 After you have configured the items on all of thescreens as needed, click [Complete] whenprompted.

5.2.7 Generating configuration files

1 Start the setup tool.

2 In the left pane, click the desired project.

3 In the right pane, click the desired project data.

4 Click [3. Configuration Data Generation].

5.2.8 Deployment

1 Connect the computer to the same network as thesystem and then start the setup tool.

2 Turn on each lobby station, room monitor, and doorstation.

3 If you registered each device’s MAC addressusing the setup toolEach device will download its configuration file fromthe computer and perform its own initial setup.If you did not register each device’s MAC addressusing the setup toolFollow the prompts displayed on the lobby station orroom monitor, and enter the device’s room number.Each device will download its configuration file fromthe computer and perform its own initial setup.(Note that for door stations, you must register eachdoor station’s MAC address using the setup tool inorder for the door station to be able to complete itsinitial setup.)

5.2.9 Other informationConsult your dealer or the system administrator forinformation about the following.– How to perform batch settings for configuring lobby

station and card station card readers– How to configure advanced settings using a web

programming– How to configure resident information using the

phonebook tool and then sync it with the systemusing web programming (includes resident names,unlock passwords, card reader registration, etc.)

– How to allow facility staff to send text messages toresidents' room monitors (available only when alobby station is used as the system's SIP server)

– How to enable or disable backlight compensation forlobby station and door station cameras

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5.3 Lobby station managementFacility staff can use a lobby station for light systemmanagement.

1 Press M#N ® enter the administrator password ®M#N.R The default administrator password is "135246".

If necessary, you can change the administratorpassword (Changing the administrator password(Page 27)).

2 Set each parameter.R You can browse parameters by pressing M N

and M N, and select a parameter by pressingM#N.

R See 5.3.3 List of lobby station managementparameters (Page 29) for information abouteach parameter.

3 When finished, press M N.R The lobby station exits programming mode and

the standby screen is displayed.

Entering numbers and charactersYou can use the keypad to enter numbers andcharacters.R Press a key repeatedly to scroll through the

characters assigned to that key.R Follow the hints displayed on the bottom of the

display.– To erase the rightmost character, press M N.– To confirm or save the entered numbers or

characters, press M#N.

Changing the administrator passwordThe administrator password is required to perform lobbystation management.1. Press M#N ® enter the administrator password ®M#N.R The default administrator password is "135246".

2. Select “Change Password” ® M#N.3. Enter the desired 6-digit code ® M#N.4. For confirmation, re-enter the desired 6-digit code

® M#N.

5.3.1 Issuing access cardsAuthentication is required in order to issue access cards.To authenticate, you can use either the administrator’saccess card, or the password used to issue accesscards.

1 Press M#N ® enter the administrator password ®M#N.R The default administrator password is "135246".

2 Select “Issue Card” ® M#N.

3 Authenticate using the administrator’s accesscardSelect “Main Card” ® M#N ® touch theadministrator’s card to the card reader area of thelobby station (under the display).R If “Card error.” is displayed, the card you

used is not the administrator’s access card.

Authenticate using the password for issuingaccess cardsSelect “Password” ® M#N ® enter the password forissuing access cards ® M#N.R The default password for issuing access cards is

"001122".

4 Enter the room number to associate with the newcard ® M#N.

5 Touch the new access card to the card reader areaof the lobby station (under the display).R When “Issue card success!” is displayed,

the new access card has successfully beenissued.

6 Press M N.

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5.3.2 Switching between room mode andreception mode

1 Press M#N ® enter the administrator password ®M#N.R The default administrator password is "135246".

2 Select “Reception Mode” ® M#N.

3 Select “On/Off Setting” ® M#N.

4 Press M1N or M2N to display the desired setting ®M#N.– “Reception Mode On”: Reception mode is

enabled. Visitor calls are directed to areceptionist.

– “Reception Mode Off”: Room mode isenabled. Visitor calls can call rooms directly.

Note:R If “Not registered” is displayed, no SIP phones

are registered, therefore reception mode isunavailable.

Changing the receptionist1. Press M#N ® enter the administrator password ®M#N.R The default administrator password is "135246".

2. Select “Reception Mode” ® M#N.3. Select “Call Centre Setting” ® M#N.4. Select the desired setting ® M#N.

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5.3.3 List of lobby station management parametersThe following parameters are available when using lobby station management.

Parameter Description and available settings Default

IP Config Allows facility staff to change the IP settings of the lobbystation.

—

Issue Card Allows facility staff to issue access cards for residents.R See 5.3.1 Issuing access cards (Page 27).

—

Volume Config Allows facility staff to change the speaker volume of thelobby station.

—

Web Port Allows facility staff to change the port number used toaccess the lobby station via web programming.

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Change Password Allows facility staff to change the administratorpassword, which is used to access lobby stationmanagement.R See Changing the administrator password

(Page 27).

—

Language Allows facility staff to change the display language usedby the lobby station.

English

Reception Mode Allows facility staff to switch the lobby station between"room mode" (visitors can call rooms directly) or"reception mode" (visitor calls are directed to areceptionist).Facility staff can also specify the SIP phone that is thedestination of visitors’ calls when using receptionmode.

—

Phonebook Allows facility staff to edit phonebook informationstored in the lobby station.

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6.1 Lobby station operations

6.1.1 Calling a resident

1 Enter the resident’s room number.

2 Press M N to call.

Note:R If there are multiple buildings, a building number may

need to specified when entering the resident’s roomnumber. See 6.3 Information for visitors(Page 31) for details.

6.1.2 Calling a receptionist

1 Press M N.

2 Press M N or M N to select the desired item.

3 Press M N to call.

6.1.3 Searching the directory

1 Press M N.

2 Use the keypad to enter the first few letters of theresident’s name.R Press a key repeatedly to scroll through the

letters assigned to that key.R Note the hints displayed at the bottom of the

screen.

3 Press M N or M N to select the desired item.

4 Press M N to call.

6.1.4 Opening the door by using an accesscardTouch your access card to the card reader area of thelobby station (under the display) or to the external cardreader (if present).

6.1.5 Opening the door by entering an unlockpassword

1 Press M#N.

2 Enter your room number.

3 Press M N.

4 Enter your unlock password.

5 Press M#N.

6.1.6 Recording a video message

1 When the resident does not answer, press M1N whenprompted to record a video message.

2 When finished, press M N.

6.2 Facility staff operations usinga SIP phone

6.2.1 Opening a lobby door

While talking to a visitor at a lobby station, dial M#N ®enter the open door code ® M#N.R The code is specified by the system administrator.

The default code is M0N M0N M0N.

6.2.2 Switching between room mode andreception mode

While talking to a lobby station, dial M#N ® M#N ® enterthe mode switching code ® M#N.R The code is specified by the system administrator.

The default switching codes are as follows.– Reception mode: M0N M0N M1N– Room mode: M0N M0N M0N

R When reception mode is enabled, a long beep isheard.When room mode is enabled, 3 short beeps and thena long beep is heard.

6.2.3 Transferring a visitor call to a resident’sroom

1 While talking to a visitor at a lobby station, press theSIP phone’s "transfer" button.

2 Enter the extension number.

3 After the resident answer’s the call, hang up tocomplete the transfer.R To cancel without transferring the call, press the

SIP phone’s "cancel" button.

Note:R Refer to the operating instructions of the SIP phone

for information about transferring calls, buttonlocation, etc.

6.2.4 Handling emergency and other callsIf an emergency button or sensor that is connected to aresident’s room monitor is triggered, the system will calla pre-programmed SIP phone. Information about theevent will be displayed on the SIP phone’s display, andthe SIP phone user can talk to the resident by answeringthe call.

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6. Basic operations

6.3 Information for visitorsWe recommend preparing a guide to help visitors. Please refer the following samples.

When calling within the same building

CALLING INSTRUCTIONS

MRoom numberN + M N

R Example:To call room 101: M1N M0N M1N M N

When calling to another buildingIf there are multiple buildings, a building number must be specified when calling from one building to another, or whencalling from a "common" lobby station, such as a lobby station that is installed at a guard house or at an entrancegate.

CALLING INSTRUCTIONS

MBuilding nameN + M N + MRoom numberN + M N

R Example:To call building A, room 101: M N M N M1N M0N M1N M N

To call building 3, room 101: M3N M N M1N M0N M1N M N

R For building numbers B–F, use the M N button. Press the buttonrepeatedly without stopping to advance through the available letters.Example:To call building B, room 101: M N M N M1N M0N M1N M N

To call building D, room 101: M N M N M N M N M1N M0N M1N M N

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7.1 Basic troubleshootingFor advanced troubleshooting, refer the information on the following web site.http://panasonic.net/pcc/support/intercom/vn1900

If the system does not operate correctly, particularly after installing or modifying the system, perform thefollowing basic troubleshooting.R Make sure power is being supplied to each device.

→ For devices that use Power over Ethernet (PoE)Make sure the PoE power supply is turned on and supplying power, then check the LAN cable connection.

→ For devices that use a power supply unitMake sure the power supply unit is connected to the AC power supply and is receiving power, then check theAC and DC wiring and the DC plug.

R Make sure that all cables are firmly connected and are connected to the correct terminals.

Setup issues

Problem Cause & Solution Page

Cannot upload data to thesystem.

R The cables are not connected properly.→ Make sure that all cables are firmly connected and are connected

to the correct terminals.19

R The switching hub is not connected or not turned on.→ Make sure switching hubs or any other necessary network

equipment is connected properly and turned on.–

R The system devices (lobby stations, room monitors, door stations, etc.)are not connected or not turned on.→ Make sure all devices are connected properly and turned on.

–

General issues

Problem Cause & Solution Page

The display does not turnon.

R The lobby station is not receiving power.→ Make sure the power supply unit is connected to the AC power

supply and is receiving power, then check the AC and DC wiringand the DC plug.

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Calls are disconnected. R The current call timed out and was disconnected.→ To conserve system resources, all calls time out and are

disconnected after a programmed amount of time.–

7.2 Error messagesDisplay Cause & Solution Page

Network error. R Consult the network administrator. –Card error. R The card you used to unlock the door is not valid.

→ Use a valid card. –

Password do notmatch.

R The password you entered to unlock the door is not valid.→ Use a valid password. –

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7. Other information

7.3 SpecificationsLobby Station (VL-VN1900)

Power source Power supply unit (VL-PS240):24 V DC, 0.6 A

Powerconsumption

Standby: approx. 3.5 WOperating: approx. 8.5 W

Dimensions(mm) (height ´width ´ depth)

Approx. 373´179´6(excluding sections embeddedinto the wall)

Mass (weight) Approx. 1,500 gOperatingenvironment

Ambient temperature:approx. -10 °C to +55 °CRelative humidity(non-condensing): up to 90 %

Display Approx. 8.8 cm (3.5-inch) colourTFT LCD

Installationmethod

Flush mount (using includedflush mount box)

Image sensor 1/2.7-inch CMOS sensor(approx. 2M pixels)

Viewing angle Horizontally: approx. 120°Vertically: approx. 72°

Minimumilluminancerequired

1 lx (within approx. 50 cm fromthe camera lens)

Lighting method LED lightsIP rating IP55*1

IK rating Compliant with IK07Card reader(RFID)

ISO/IEC 14443 Type A(MIFARE®)(Frequency: 13.56 MHz; RFtransmission power: 42 dBµA/m (max.) @ 10 m)

Video format H.264 codecAudio format G.711 codecNetworkinterface

Ethernet II (DIX)

Networkprotocol

TCP/IP, UDP

Communicationmode

Speed, Duplex AUTO(10BASE-T/100BASE-TX,FULL/HALF) (Auto negotiation)

*1 Water resistance is only assured if the product isinstalled correctly according to the instructions, andappropriate water protection measures are taken.

Power Supply Unit (VL-PS240)The power supply unit is for indoor use only.

Power source Input: 220–240 V AC, 0.2 A,50/60 HzOutput: 24 V DC, 0.6 A

Dimensions(mm) (height ´width ´ depth)

Approx. 116´100´54(excluding protruding sections)

Mass (weight) Approx. 230 gOperatingenvironment

Ambient temperature: approx.0 °C to +50 °CRelative humidity(non-condensing): up to 90 %

Installationmethod

Attach to DIN railWall mount (using includedscrews)

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7.4 CleaningWipe the product with a soft, dry cloth.For excessive dirt, wipe the product with a slightly damp cloth.

Important:R Do not use any cleaning products that contain alcohol, polish powder, powder soap, benzine, thinner,

wax, petroleum, or boiling water. Also do not spray the product with insecticide, glass cleaner, or hairspray. This may cause a change in colour or quality of the product.

7.5 Open source software noticeParts of this product use open source software supplied based on the relevant conditions of the Free SoftwareFoundation’s GPL and/or LGPL and other conditions. Please read all licence information and copyright notices relatedto the open source software used by this product. This information is available at the following web page:http://panasonic.net/pcc/support/intercom/vn1900At least three (3) years from delivery of this product, Panasonic Corporation will give to any third party who contactsus at the contact information provided below, for a charge of no more than the cost of physically distributing sourcecode, a complete machine-readable copy of the corresponding source code and the copyright notices covered underthe GPL and the LGPL. Please note that software licensed under the GPL and the LGPL is not under warranty.http://panasonic.net/pcc/support/intercom/vn1900

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